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Tho Best Tonic.

Mr.. Henry Billings, Washington, d. c.,
writes 81 have used your Dufy's Pure Malt
Whisky for medicinal purposes AS a tonic |
consider il superior to the hundreds Of concoc-
ions which are now flooding the land as slim
ulant liquors"
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A light almost dazzling CLEANS in
some Chinese ceuntenances Of man
DARN cast since the opium license has
been granted.
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A Manila sailor named Tassio De.
lssko has deserted from the bark Mar
tina Davis.
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A course Of lectures is promised in
the " Nj. G. A. hall during the next
few months. Prof Van Slyke, Of Oahu
College, has promised one or more
scientific lectures.
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There we're eight entries at the
Station up till two o'clock this morning.
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The subject this morning at the Y.
NJ c. hall will be Humiliation" Rev
A. o. Forbes will lead the meeting. 1t
begins at eleven O'Clock.
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The copyright case comes up for
preliminary hearing before Judge Pres.
ton to-day.
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Two prisoners were brought up from
Hamakua by the steamer Waialeale
last evening.
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Arrangements will shortly be effected
for having hack on hand at the Police
Station any hour on a minutes call.
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The Woman's Board Of Foreign
Missions will meet at ago this after
noon.
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SUPREME COURT
January Term

The January Term of the Supreme
Court opened at 10 a. m. yesterday,
January grid, Judd, c. J., McCully.
Preston, Bickerton and Fernandez, J.,
on the bench.
The commissions of Hon. r. f.
Bickerton, Third Associate Justice,
and Hon. A. Fernandez, Fourth Asso-
ciate Justice, were read by the Clerk,
Mr. VIM. Foster. Chief Justice Judd
and Mr.. Justice McCully, on behalf Of
the bench, and Hon. S. B. Dole on
that Of the bar, made addresses Of wei
come to the new incumbents. Mr..
Justice Bickerton responded for him
self and Mr.. Justice Fernandez.
Gibson VS.. Manuel ct al, debt.
Ordered that bond be forfeited and
that judgment be entered against prin-
cipal and sureties for $o4a and interest
from January rst, 1885 w. r. Castle
for plaintiff.
Lame VS.. Crack, assumpsit Order
ed that judgment be entered against
II. Hackfeld & Co, garnishees, for
$3.50. Ashford & Ashford for plain
tifs.
Kalua VS.. Selig, assumpsit. Plaintiff
discoptinues. Neumann for plaintiff,
Dole for defendant.
Makauhana VS.. Pua, ejectment Jury
waived IN open Court. Kinney &
Peterson for plaintiff, Holokahiki fol
defendant.
Estate of Mauae, probate appeal
By consent Of parties ordered that case
stand continued for the term. Kinney
& Peterson for petitioner, Smith fol
appellant.
Pelekini VS.. Kaulalii, assumpsit
Ordered that case be transferred to tn,
banco calendar Dole for defendant
Kalaeokekoi VS.. Kahele, ejectment
Ordered that demurrer be sustained
with leave for plaintiff to amend owe
on terms. Thompson for plaintiff
Brown for defendant.
The King VS. Miyasaki, assault witt
deadly weapon. The Attorney Gen
eral suggests the death Of defendant
The King VS. Paulo, murder. Tn
Court appoints Messrs. Dare and Poe
poe as counsel for defendant. Al
torney General for the Crown.
The King VS.. Sam Hook, larceny {
horse. Prosecution entering a noll
pros, defendant is discharged. A
1 torney General for the Crown.
I The King vs. Frank Davis, burglar,
T Defendant at one p. m. withdrawn
. his plea Of not guilty, the Court sci
fenced him to one years imprisonmer
e at hard labor Attorney General &c
I the Crown
Al CHAMBERS.
Il Before Judge Preston. Allen
il Robinson VS.. c. Cavanagh. ].
5. Mendonca and l.. Aseu, garnishee
" Petition OF l.. Aseu for examination
& to his alleged Indebtedness to the pri
}. cipal defendant. Ordered that sa
d l.. Asea be discharged as garnish'
e and that he recover his lawful cost
n w. A. Kinney for plaintiffs, V. V. As
h. ford for l.. Aseu.
ID Bankruptcy Of Martin GulicksC
III for M
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GAS true tonic, effective invigorator and
genuine appetizer, Dufy's Malt Whisky i
unexcellcd."
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports

Bktne Mary winkelman, Baekus, fom San Fran
cisco.
Rktne Wrestler, Sehanane, from Newcastle, N W.
Bk Ceylon, --- from San Francisco
Bk Nellie May, Austin from N {, NSW
Am blk Saranac---irom NewNork.
Bgtne W II Dimond from San Francisco
Am ship Mercury from Newcastle, N SW
Bktne Eureka from San Francisco
Bk Star Of Devon from Fanning's Island
Bktne Ella from San Francisco
Bktne John Smith from Newcastle, NSW
Am tern w Bovine, Paul. from San Francisco
Marcia Davis, Benson, from Boston
Chian corvette Pilcomayo, l. Conf from Vapa.
raiso via Easter Island.
S 5 Explorer, II Holman, Of London
Schr Maloo, G b Holland, from Harvey Islands
Bgtne w Irwin, MeCulloch, from San Francisco
Bstne Planter, Perrman, from San Francisco
Bk Caibaren, Perkins, from San Francisco
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The January HTtHd announces the
retrement of Rev, ]. A. Cruzan from
tbe periodical, in note by himself
,bankinq his colleague, the public and
the nress far favors received. Mr. /.
e. Thrum is business manager hence
Corth' Rev. E. c, Oggel continuing as
editor This number contains great
voriety of local religious news, the
usual departments being all filed
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Kinau sails to-day for windward
ports.
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The new list Of the Hawaiian Bell
Telephone Company contains 44o
names.
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The Hilo election, to Ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Hon. J.
l.. Kaulukou, was held on December
sS. J. X. Kaulia, Deputy Sheriff at
Hilo, and Geo c, Beckley purser on
the Kinau, both on the Government
side, we're the candidates Kaulia being
winner by a vote OF 54r to I3s.
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"Crokinole' is tn name OF a new
parlor game introduced, by the gift Of
a pair Of them from Mr. Atherton, at
the Y. NJ. {. A. rooms.
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Hon. l.. A. Thuston's horse ran
away on Merchant stree, yesterday after
nson, with Mrs Thurston m the buggy.
Before going far a wheel caught IN
Messrs Levers & Cookies fence, and
Mr. ]. w. Pratl and Mr. I. Godfrey
rushing up secured the horse and res
cued the lady from her perilous posi-
tion
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glcw advertisements.
TO RENT.

A stable with FIVE stalls and room for car
riages, also small cottage to be had in same
yard il desired. Centrally located. For
terms enquire Of WEST, DOW & co.
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Charles Louis has been appointed as
deputy hack policeman, to assist Officer
Macy in regulating the festive hack
drivers.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-04

Three opium victims we're in the
cells last night, and will come in for
the heavy penalties if convicted.
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II you want to know all the news
you must read the HERALD
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Oahu Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
will hold a social at its Hall on Wednes-
day evening.
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SIDE LIGHTS.

Smoke the "Wedge," to be found at
C, j. McCarthy's.
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New Photograph Gallery.

Above Pantheon Stable.
Fort sreEEr,..... .......".,. .HoNoLuLU, II. /
Portraits and views. First-cass work, satsfaei
guaran eed,
LA. GoNSALvES
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MOrtuary Report for the Month of De-
cember..

The total number Of deaths reported
for the msnth of December was ~,
distributed as follows;
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CARD.

Referring to the above notice the under
signed takes the opportunity Of thanking the
public for the generous patronage bestowed on
the late firm OF Brown & Phillips and of re-
specially soliciting continuance thereof to
its successor Mr.. Phillips.
A. BROWN.
Honolulu, Dec. 81, 1886.
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PASSENGERS.

For Kahulu and wayports, per simr Likelike Men
day, Jan s--E II woodward, wife and children, l. A
Andrews, W Wilder Wilder, and about IS deck.
For San Francisco, per bktne w II Dimond, Mon
day, Jan s--Mrs I Dare and children
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A CARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
L return his hearty thanks to Pilot Mcintyre
for collecting and the other pilots and citizens
Of Honolulu who have contributed hand
some purse for Christmas present to me.
CHARLES PETERSON.
Marine Signal Station, Diamond Head
December 80, 1886.
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Try Martinelli Cider. 1t is absolutely pure
Macfarlane & Co., agents
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VESSELS LEAvINGuro-DAY.

S,mr Kinau for Maui andiHawaii
S'mr lwalsni for Kauai and Niihau
S,mr G r Bishop for Waianae
S.nr Jas Malee for Kauai
S.mr kiaueA Hou for Hamakua
Stmf Lehua for Hamakua
By Nellie May for Port Townsend
Schr Manuokawai for Soolau
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rv Mortiaeli Cider 1t is absolutely pure
MacArlane & Co., agents
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Total u.

J. II. Brown,
Agent Board Of Health.
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Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY Jan 3
d. Caibarien from San Francisco
Schr kauiua fror Mokuleia
'hr josephine from kwa
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NOTICE.

DERSoNS DESIRING SLIPS OR SIT.
tings at the Fort-Street Church can pro-
cure same by applying to the Treasurer, Mr..
j. b. Atherton, at Castle & Cooks.
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DEPARILRES.

MONDAY, Jan 3.
Stmr Surprise for Kuau
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai
Stmr Likeke for Kaunakaka and Hama
Schr Rob Roy for Koolau
Bktne w II Dimond for San Francisco
Schr Wamalu for koolau
Schr Mile Morris for Eva
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Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.

The annual meeting Of the stock holders Of
the Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co. will be
held at the Office of the Company on Mer-
chant street at II NJ on Saturday the 9Th Of
January J. +. BROWN,
Secretary.
January /, 1887.
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Swan Brothers, Failure.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, Special: It is
learned from reliable authority that the
Swan Brothers resumption of business is
delayed and endangered from the ~antagon-
istic action of one Of their Chicago QUASI
partners, who had some interests in por'
tions Of their former business. At his in
stigation two receivers have been appointed
to take charge of two separate estates
for the purpose Of winding up the partner.
ship. This action has tended to
depreciate the value Of their
assets some hundreds OF thousands of
dollars, So that the present outlook makes
it doubtful if the present cash valuation
will equal their liabilities. The procedure
Of this one party now will, in all proba-
bility, cause the assignment to go fullyinto
effect this week. There is no preference OF
creditors, and all are to share and share
alike. Both residences OF the Swan
Brothers are included in the assignments.
There is a strong feeling condemning the
apparent malicious course OF the party, as
ali the other creditors, as far as heard
from, were unanimous to give all reasonable
time, and several of the creditors yolun-
teered to assist in substantial aid to make
the resumption q success.
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Robert Robinson will super;ntand ~.
Last Chance in Fourth Of Jnlv n;str;ot
ana operations will be resumed immed;ate
y. All the necessary appliances have
been purchased and Messrs. Robinson and
Aippen left for there yesterday morning.
4 good deal OF ore is being hoisted at the
original, which helps the Gagnon in its
pumping operations. The latter. nnmns
hoist to the 300 level from whence the
Original takes it to the surface.
Drifting commences on the 1OO-foot level
OF the Irifie to-day. Where the shaft
struck the ledge some very fine ore was
encountered. Aessrs. Young & Porter ara
the lessees.
Ihe hard feeling lately existing between
the owners OF the Belle OF Butte and the,
on their ground is satisfactorily
seocleo, tne tenants coming to the terms Of
the company.
Much ore is being shipped from the
stephens; and hosting is being done bv
Inree inherent shafts and as many diffe,
rent hosting works.
Stopping on the 800 is being pushed in
C'ark's Fraction, and five men are taking
out some very fine ore. William Whitmore
is the foreman.
The Hope Company will begin sinking
wv AOCU SO>u0ys YQ0 Mln0
was never in better condition than it ia
to-day.
The Balm Company have let the con-
tract for sinking their shaft one hundred
feet at s. a foot.
Farraday. of the Morning Star, remarks
ne will be ready to commence operations
by tomorrow.
A shipment OF Big Bonanza ore was made
to the Margaret Ann for reduction last
Mining operations have been closed on
the Volunteer South upon the Big Butte.
There is a prospect of the early resump-
ton OF work IN the Levina under ~lessees.
Only drifting and general development is
progress at the Orphan Girl.
From J.. Drew, of the Taylor district, it
learned that the prospects recently
struck there are looking very favorable,
and he predicts a stampede to that local.
ty in the near future.
The ~converters at the Parrot smelter
been shut down, owing to a scarcity
If matte. They will start up again in a day |
SO. The balance of the vast concern is
n full operation.
The Anselmo is only down 100 feet and |
till sinking.
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Woke Up the Wrong Passenger.

Geoff. Lavell is one of the happy owners
of a surface lot in the S~mokehouse lode,
which is situated on East Broadway, next
Frank Mulvilrs blacksmith shop, and on
Monday last he had q little circus OF his
own in connection Herewith. On that day
Jim Murray concluded he would do a little
DEVELOPMENT on the claim, about which
he has recently been enjoying the pleasant
excitement of a lawsuit at Deer Lodge, and
in looking around for a good spot to begin.
he selected the real portion OF Mr.. Lavelrs
lot and engaged ]. R. Menary and another
man to do the shaft-sinking he had IN view.
They went to work bright and early, and
had made substantial progress toward the
underground riches supposedly concealed
the transaction and concluded ne
would gee who owned the
lot ANYHOW. When Geoff has a personal
interest at stake he is very emphatic IN as
sorting his possessory rights, and not the
most easv.poing man to tackle that can be
fonnd in q days journey by any means
Accordingly, when he hove in sight OF the
development being prosecuted on his lot
h;a language wal more emphatic IMAM
choice. Menary and his partner conclu-
ded that their contract with Jim Murray
was not as prOhtaDle as IL iooAou' 80
hustled out in hort ORDER Ia
compliance with Geoff's brief, u
nointed request, andGeoh iost
no time in destroying the traces OF sne,s
presence, and in addition, put a renee
round the lot and stuck a notlce On q
hoard to the effect that anyone orespaSs
mo on the same would provoke
l nan.sonances that would, to say the least,
he n-nnleasant. Menary and his partnel
sought the redoubtable jim Murray ant =
toid him of the little contretemps tnaS
I.J mt a sudden stop to his geologlcaii
reSe.rches. and Jim's face turned se'e era
deerees redder than usual at the news, 4 tha
he r;va,led all his previous enor1s ~ IN.
1;non;stio line in d~enouncing me oI IT, tr;ed
tarierence With his vested rights. ne a 'alE1
70 narsnade Menary and partner 20
~ ;nh soain. assuring them OF pro.e tSaw
under the ample sgis OF the law law of the
wh;la moi doubling the efhcienGy r;sk in
sanne nreferred not to take in tne chen
csse The meis might miss connec1lo Los not
CO. cast cSn,e round. jim Murray w. e. 70.
IN the least afraid of mourning t u concju.
sentiment. but he didn't care 70 .ryy nress.
Sims with him just then, ana 'G naer Lodge
; 3 h,";ness which called him to De s;nL The
LIZ evenine. He threatens 20 tm DO it,
. .ha h;mseif if he can't hire men 70 md Tho
hut 40 far Gsof. holds possess'on' "DN
fence remains intact.
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on ton Of the Cascade Mountains will b
Joined togothsr on Thursday.


on top Of the Cascade Mountains will b
Joined together On Thursday.
rHE MILWAUKEE,.
M1LwAuKEr, June Sit VA decided not
be elect q successor to Alexander Mitchell
az president until q future meeting, and
Vice-Preeident Bond was reelected. The
directory reported that it had been decided
to increase the capital stock by the issue
Of 100, 900 additional shares to enable ex-
tensions westward from the Missouri river
and into the mining regions OF Northern
Wisconsin. and, perhaps, to Lake super
ior.
FELL FROM A TREsTLE.
Jefferson City, Special: A man named
Perry. q bridge builder, fell from one OF the
high trestles on the Northern Pacific road
last evening, on this side Of the divide, q
distance OF about fifty feet, breaking an
arm, and being otherwise seriously in
iured. He was taken into Helena on the
construction engine.
GENERAL NOTES.
The wreck of the train at Feeley's de-
layed the express about seven hours. The
other cars were detained there from short
~ after 8 O'Clock Saturday night until 4
o'clock Sunday morning, when the now en-
CINE and cars were ready to start and track
sufficiently cleared to proceed. The mail
and baggage carr were broken to splinters.
The first coach was overturned. The rea-
son why the occupants Of those cars es-
capped 10 probably owing to the fact that
the engine was whistling for stock, and
they threw open their car doors and jump
ed when they saw q collision inevitable.
The presence Of Elijah Harris, President
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
together with that of Charlemagne Turner.
Jr., President OF the Duluth & iron Range
Railroad, General g.. H.. T. Collins, of New
York, il the best evidence of the fact that
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company il
looking for u new route to avoid the grades
and danger Of the Mullan tunnel.
The Montana Union train will 70 out
on time this morning at 7:1O and reach
at $50. It does not 60 through
Helena. Passengers will make connec-
with Northern Pacific east-bou0d
trains. It is expected that all freight and
passenger trains will be able to pass over
top OF the mountain on Wednesday
ght.
The Directors OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company are now realizing the
treachery and paid services OF the engineer,
who. at that momentous crisis of their af-
betrayed them in locating the route
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad under the
pass.
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Tired Of Her Ugly Lord.

Philadelphia Special: Miss Josephine
Mollison, the lovely heiress who recently
married professor James," an unusually
ill-favored phrenologist and spiritualist,
has deserted him. Whatever spell induced
Miss Mollison to wed the clairvoyant, it
has now worn OIL, leaving the de,uded vic
tim with a full realization of her great mis-
take. The girl deserted her husband
under peculiar circumstances. On Monday
she went to the Office Of Lawyer
A. 8. L. Shields and had q consultation
with him with the view to securing a di-
vorce. What ground she gave for this &C.
ton is not stated, nor is it known what
advice tho attorney gave her on the point.
However this may be, after leaving Mr..
Shields Office the young woman sought her
father, and with him returned to the spir-
ituaIist's home. There the father proposed
the husband a basis of separation.
professor James positively refused to
part with his wife. During the interview
the young woman made SOM excuse for
leaving the room. That was the last seen
Of her.
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THE SPORTING r
rHE FRANZ PRIZE.


PARIS, June 5.-The race Tor the Grand
Prize OF Paris was run at Chantilly to-
day, and was won by M. Aumontz's bay
FLY, Tenebreuse, M. Davison's bay colt,
The Baron, was second. and Baron AIDE
Shicsler's bay colt, Kiakatoa, third. The
other starters were Merry Hampton, Mon
arch, st. Luc. L~esancey, Frapotel, Bavarde,
Courtney and Vinneau. A good start was
made, St. Luc and Lesancey taking the
lead, followed by The Baron, Merry Hamp-
ton and Bavarde, Frapotel being last.
After the first thousand yards Monarch
yielded for fifty lengths along the incline.
and Lesancey made q play at the last
round. The Baron went to the front along
eide of Tenebreuse and Merry Hampton.
Tenebreuse chen went ahead and won
easily by two lengths.
THE HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP BELL.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Jake Kilrain was
last night formally presented with the Po-
lice Gazette diamond stud belt. denoting
the heavy weight championship of America.
THE RACES.
Cheyenne Special: Extensive prepare
tions are being made here for the races next
week. beginning Tuesday and running three
days. A choice programme of running,
trotting and pacing races will be given for
all OF which the purses are liberal. Denver
horses have applied for stable room. and
will arrive here tomorrow. The Union
Pacific gives special rates from all points
on their lines, which insures q large attend.
ance.
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FoRr SMITH, Ark, June 5.-Hawkins
Corley, deputy county treasurer Of Logan
county, wal arrested to-day for robbing
the safe of the treasury. The robbery took
place February 81. and the guilt finally
settled on Hawkins Corley. Hereman and
Jeff. Dart, and Henry Nichols, of Paris,
Logan county. Great excitement prevails,
for these men are all well connected and
heretofore stood we'll in the comniu 1ity.
The fort boys have been arrested and re-
leased on bond. Nichols is at large, and
Hawkins is in the United Stated Jail at
this place.
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The Presidents Plans.

dent trolled until s o'clock this evening
with good success. On his return he found
the announcement the death of ex-Vice-
President Wheeler, and sent the following
dispatch to Postmaster Burke at Malone:
while sy~mpathizing with the citizens
of Malone in their grief for the
death of their distinguished fellow-towns-
man, I shall be unable to attend the funeral
services Tuesday," The President has not
positively fixed the date OF his departure
from the lake.